

The inside story of Rwanda's new F1 circuit design
We get the inside story of the new Rwanda F1 circuit in the latest episode of The Race F1 Podcast. Edd Straw is joined by Jon Noble, who recently visited the site where the recently announced African Grand Prix will take place in the early 2030s. Jon tells us all the details he discovered about the race, before…

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“Atlassian bragging at the beginning of these videos is genuinely hilarious… you guys are the title sponser of one of the worst teams on the grid, and since you came onboard you’ve made no difference at all. So just stop. Stop. No one cares.”
“Suzuka is a terrible track for overtaking. Can we stop pretending it is good just because the drivers like it, its terrible for the fans and if we use it as inspiration for new tracks they will be terrible as well!!!”
“Why does F1 need race in development country like Rwanda ?! F1 losing real race tracks left and right . Countries like Germany and France don't even have race . Yet fools in charge of F1 make vanity projects like race in Rwanda . This is be…”
“dont agree with Ed saying, don't read into it too much this is just the world f1 has to operate in is a gross injustice to the people who still in the 21st century arent allowed to have free speach etc”
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